48 m. ago Kilmarnock vs Celtic LIVE as furious fans prepare to stage major board protest

Fans plan to make their feelings clear as Premiership champions have the chance to go nine points clear of Rangers

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2 h. ago Katie Price takes to the stage at Chloe Ferry's 30th birthday bash to belt out hit song

Katie Price is making a music comeback as her 2017 track I Got U unexpectedly climbed up the iTunes chart last week to number one and ranked third in the Big Top 40

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4 h. ago Urgent warning over illegal weight loss jabs ‘not approved for humans’ offered for sale on TikTok

Exclusive: TikTok sellers purporting to sell the ‘Triple G’ of weight loss jabs have had their accounts pulled after The Independent exposed them to the social media giant

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6 h. ago Today's rugby news as fans stage WRU protest and All Blacks in meltdown after humiliation

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6 h. ago Art lovers rejoice: the National Gallery can finally show us when painting really gets exciting | Rhiannon Lucy Cosslett

Curators can now chart the seismic shifts in 20th-century art – and include more works by women and artists of colourSign up for our new weekly newsletter Matters of Opinion, where our columnists and writers will reflect on what they’ve been debating, thinking about, reading and moreOne of my favourite paintings in the National Gallery’s collection technically breaks the rules: Paul Cézanne’s Bathers (Les Grandes Baigneuses) was painted in the last decade of his life, its date given as about 1894-1905. It was probably finished after the gallery’s cut-off date of 1900, a cut-off the gallery has just announced it will be jettisoning.To say that I am pleased is an understatement. It always struck me as bizarre that the end date occurs just at the exact point in history when painting is about to become very interesting. Just look at the Baigneuses and what they represent: the leap towards abstraction in the representation of the human form; the composition and its unidentifiable, but un...

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6 h. ago How to watch Man City vs Manchester United: TV channel and live stream for Premier League today

First Manchester derby of the season takes centre stage in the Premier League

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8 h. ago China launches probes targeting US semiconductors ahead of Madrid trade talks

China has launched two probes targeting the U.S. semiconductor sector ahead of trade talks in Spain

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9 h. ago Arsenal news: Mikel Arteta provides injury updates on two stars after Nottingham Forest win

Arsenal returned to action following the international break in style, beating Nottingham Forest 3-0 at the Emirates as new signings Martin Zubimendi and Viktor Gyokeres took centre stage

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14 h. ago Freddy Brazier 'can't wait to be a dad' as he opens up on fatherhood with 'baby mother'

Freddy Brazier has shared a number of wholesome snaps of his 'baby mother' as he said he 'can't wait to be a dad' in a sweet video shared on his TikTok account

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15 h. ago Cameron Menzies suffers 'horrible' one two punch as Rangers defeat pain followed by unwanted darts record

Scottish darts star went from highs of Peter Wright win to misery of Ibrox result and an out-of-sorts show on the stage

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17 h. ago Laura Muir's 'hardest journey' ends in sadness at World Championships

Scot fails to get out of 1500m heats in Tokyo

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18 h. ago Freddy Brazier 'can't wait to be a dad' as he shares first picture of 'baby mother'

Race Across The World star Freddy Brazier is set to become a first-time dad at 20-years-old and the excited dad-to-be has shared a sweet tribute to his 'baby mother' on TikTok

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18 h. ago Jonas Vingegaard on brink of Vuelta triumph as Tom Pidcock holds on to podium place

Vingegaard all but sealed overall victory by winning a brutal Stage 20 as Pidcock held off Jai Hindley

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20 h. ago Tommy Robinson protesters hurl missiles at police before officers fight back and arrest nine as 110,000

The met announced it is to deploy some 1,600 officers as Robinson supporters and opposing anti-racism demonstrators, who are hosting a 'March Against Fascism' stage rival rallies.

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21 h. ago Pidcock ready for podium as Vingegaard all but guarantees Vuelta triumph with stage win

Pidcock: ‘It’s the biggest performance of my career’Leader takes 1:16 advantage into Sunday’s final stageTom Pidcock stands to finish on the podium of the Vuelta a España on Sunday after surviving the final mountain test as Jonas Vingegaard rode away to take a stage 20 win that all but seals his overall victory.Pidcock, defending an advantage of 39sec over Jai Hindley, wrestled his bike up gradients in excess of 20% to the summit of the Bola del Mundo – the last 3km of which were ridden on broken concrete in a brutal test of stamina at the end of three weeks. Continue reading...

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22 h. ago Tommy Robinson protesters hurl missiles at police who fight back as 110,000

The met announced it is to deploy some 1,600 officers as Robinson supporters and opposing anti-racism demonstrators, who are hosting a 'March Against Fascism' stage rival rallies.

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23 h. ago ‘I’ve seen at first hand that stopping the boats is an impossible task – no matter how much money we throw at it’

After a week in which four people, including two children, died while attempting the perilous journey across the English Channel in small boats, May Bulman watches the seemingly futile attempts being made to stop them from leaving French shores

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23 h. ago 'Drunk' Emirates passenger causing chaos on Dubai flight 'gives Geordies a bad name'

An 'unruly' man on board an Emirates flight to Dubai from Newcastle had to be restrained by cabin crew and fellow passengers after he had 'too much to drink' prior to the journey

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26 h. ago This Morning star shares 'massive red carpet fail' at NTAs in 'embarrassing' video

The NTAs took place this week which saw some of the biggest names in British TV take to the stage to collect their well-deserved awards

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27 h. ago Rylan Clark admits 'I'm worried' in heartbreaking admission about mum

Rylan Clark has been ruminating on death, his own health, and that of his mother's in recent months as he and collaborator Rob Rinder return from another television journey

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